The "Legion of Magic" has set off a frenzy of rebellion, how does Harry hold on to the light in the dark? A magical duel of friendship and courage reveals the truth and truth of the real world. The film "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" provokes thinking, what is brave justice?
Title and year of release: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, released in 2007. The film's director, main cast and production team: Director: David Yates, main actors: Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and others.
Production team: The consistent production team of the series, including screenwriting, photography, art, etc.
Main character introduction and character relationships: Harry Potter: The protagonist of the series, a young wizard, faces the threat of the Dark Arts and his own growth problems. Hermione Granger: One of Harry's friends, smart and witty, always supporting him. Ilse Dumbledore: Headmaster of Hogwarts, guiding Harry to the threat of the Dark Arts. Sirius Black: Harry's godfather, who rebels against the Dark Arts with the Order of the Phoenix. Dolores Arnes: Hogwarts' new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, sparking a story conflict.
The basic plot and story development of the film: When Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) returns to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry for the new school year, he realizes that the threat of the Dark Arts is growing, but the government and the media try to hide this fact. After a fierce clash with Dudley (Harry's cousin), Harry is accused of using magic by Dolores Arnes (Imelda Stanton), Hogwarts' new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, and faces the danger of being expelled.
Harry, Hermione Granger (Emma Watson), and Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint) created the "Legion of Magic" to secretly teach Defense Against the Dark Arts to other students because they believed the government and schools were not providing adequate protection. Despite the punishment Harry faced, he remained a staunch supporter of the action.
During this time, Harry begins to encounter strange dreams where he sees himself and Headmaster Dumbledore (Michael Gamburn) connected to a mysterious place. Dumbledore told Harry that it was a form of magic called "telepathy," and that they could communicate with each other in this way.
Over time, Harry discovers a secret group, the Order of the Phoenix. The Order of the Phoenix is a secret organization that confronts Voldemort, led by Sirius Black (Gary Oldman), including Dumbledore and Harry's godfather, Sirius Black (Gary Oldman), among others. They believe that Voldemort has returned and try to find evidence about him.
As the school year progressed, Harry's friendship with Hermione, Ron, and the other students grew stronger, but they also faced serious trials. During an attempt to prevent students at Hogwarts from being expelled from the school, Harry clashed with Dolores Arnes, resulting in their expulsion.
However, Harry's friends still stand with him, and they decide to go to the Forbidden Forest in the Black Forest to find a creature called "Nicholas Formanto" in order to obtain his memories and hope to obtain information about Voldemort. In the process, they encounter many dangers, but eventually obtain valuable information confirming that Voldemort has indeed returned.
The climax of the story takes place at the Ministry of Magic, when Harry, Hermione, Ron, and other Order of the Phoenix members try to protect a orb called the "Ball of Truth", which contains important information about Voldemort. Meanwhile, Sirius Black is killed in a duel with Calluth Stone Crowway (David Patterson), dealing Harry a huge blow.
At the end of the film, Harry and his friends spend a challenging school year at Hogwarts, but they also realize that they must be more united and prepared for the challenges ahead. The whole story shows a world full of hope and courage through the struggle between black magic and the Order of the Phoenix, as well as the growth and emotional changes of the characters.
The theme and core idea of the film: One of the themes is to resist the forces of darkness and unite as one. Through the presence of the Order of the Phoenix, the film emphasizes friendship, loyalty, and defiance in difficult times. In addition, growth is also an important theme, Harry faces more responsibilities and challenges, and his emotions and attitudes are changing.
Visual presentation and cinematography of the film: Director David Yates brings a more mature and dark visual style to the film, injecting a new visual experience into the series. Dark and mysterious scene creation enhances tension, while also providing a better visual representation of the characters' emotional changes.
The film's use of sound and soundtrack: John Williams' theme song continues throughout the series, but the film also introduces new musical elements that emphasize tension and drama. The use of sound effects makes the audience more immersed in the magical world and creates a fantastic atmosphere.
Editing and pacing control of the film: The editing is tight and effectively advances the story. The film's editing and rhythm control at the climax of the plot is excellent, allowing the audience to feel the tense and stimulating emotions, while also having moments of calm reflection.
The film's emotional expression and characterization: The film shows a rich emotional dimension through the emotional entanglement and growth between the characters. Harry's inner struggle as the protagonist, the firmness of his friendship, and the pain of loss are all deeply expressed. The characters are more three-dimensional, allowing the audience to empathize with them.
Thematic depth and philosophical reflections: In addition to depicting fantastic adventures in the wizarding world, the film also explores real-world themes such as political corruption and false propaganda. At the same time, the film explores moral and human nature issues between black magic and light, causing the audience to think deeply.
